" HONOUR AT STAKE."
MR. SAVAGE ON FINANCE. RESPONSIBILITIES REALISED. (By Telegraph.— Own Correspondent.) l>r\ T ET>ISr. this day. Touching oil financial matters when speaking at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon yesterday, the Prime Minister. the Kt. Hon. M. J. Savage, said: "If we get service under reasonable conditions, there will be no interference. There is room for us all, and it t& simply a matter of coming to a understanding. No doubt we will tr«sd on someone's toes, but things have to be put on a proper working basis. "I'm not a banker—end there k not one in the party—but I have made a close and long study of fundamentals, and I'll see the precipice a*. «oon as anyone. We have a responsibility to everyone. Does anyone euggeet we are not going to consider very seriously any matter on which we intend to legislate!" he aoked. "My honour is at stake as well as your interest*, and I am not going to *aorince you or my honour in anything I do."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1937, Page 8
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